Redirect form plugin

Introduction​

Options​

Module/Content plug-in redirect options​

• Jump page - The URL to redirect to once the form has successfully been submitted. The jump page can use Placeholders. Of particular relavance are the Placeholders:
  
  Code:

  {where_i_came_from}

  which will redirect the browser to the page loaded prior to the form.
  
  Code:

  {$_SERVER->REQUEST_URI}

  will redirect to the same page
• Append jump url with data - If yes selected the the form's data is appended to the jump page url
• Submission message - Text to display. Use Placeholders to display data collected by the form.
  • If your jump page option is left empty then this text is shown on its own page, in a popup message.
  • If your jump page points to a URL on your site then the thanks message appears as a system message.
  • If your jump page points to a URL outside of your site then the thanks message is ignored.
• Use as search data - If 'yes' selected then the form's data is used for filtering the form's tables data.
• Condition - PHP code which should return true or false. If it returns false then the redirect is not applied. Place holders can be used, so a simple example of a condition might be:
• PHP:

  return (int) '{tablename___elementname}' === 1;

• Context reset- Should the form be reset to a blank new entry when the redirect occurs
  • Context redirect - How should the redirect be handled:
  • Same page - the current page is reloaded with the redirect URL
  • New page - the redirect page is loaded in a new page/tab
• Popup - the redirect page is loaded in a pop up window.

• Popup Width - the popup window width
• Popup Height - the popup window height
• Popup X Offset - the popup window X offset
• Popup Y Offset - the popup window Y offset
• Popup Title - the pop window's title

Examples​

Redirecting to a PDF view of the Submitted Record​

index.php?option=com_fabrik&view=form&formid=X&format=PDF&rowid={rowid}